Sentence examples similar to accurate squeeze from inspiring English sources

And as computer power increases, the systems are becoming increasingly accurate, allowing airlines to squeeze even more money out of their operations.

Mr. Trump's assessment that China is no longer playing a helpful role in squeezing Pyongyang is accurate, analysts said.

A row of straw-hatted timekeepers squeezed their stopwatches (accurate to within a fifth of a second) as he whisked by.

Such devices include laser microscopes, which are used to capture high-resolution images of cells, and optical data-storage systems, where a more accurate and smaller lens could help squeeze more information into less space.

Such devices include laser microscopes, which are used to capture high-resolution images of cells, or optical data storage, where a more accurate and smaller lens could help squeeze more information into ever less space.

As we've seen from the Series A Squeeze, that premise seems to be pretty accurate.

In addition to the requirement of the low squeeze damping, high frequency shifts or sensitivities is necessary for accurate measurement.

Mr Woodward has a record of squeezing his high-level contacts for juicy and apparently accurate quotes from meetings.

In fact, the technique of gently squeezing a series of embryos appears to be the most accurate way for researchers to figure out which one to select for implantation, according to the study published Wednesday (Feb. 24) in the journal Nature Communications.

A series of squeezes on the dynamometer in the second handle position is sufficiently accurate to assess grip strength for all subjects.

The classifiers say they are being squeezed between their professional responsibilities -- to certify that job descriptions are accurate and legal -- and Molloy's refusal to allow them to adjudicate classifications.